Francisco Marupa
Francisco Marupa, a member of the Torewa Indigenous community in Madidi National Park, tragically passed away due to severe head trauma and hypovolemic shock, following an incident involving a robbery. His death, which occurred prior to the discovery of his body, has raised concerns regarding the circumstances surrounding the event, including the involvement of a suspect apprehended shortly before the incident.
Born on Feb 11, 1957 (68 years old)
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was an indigenous leco leader whose murder has sparked widespread criticism of the Bolivian government's extractivist policies.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was a member of the lecos nation and was murdered, raising concerns about indigenous rights.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was murdered, leading to accusations against Julio Lero.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was a leader and activist who was violently murdered.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was a tireless defender of indigenous territory and the environment who was murdered.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was a defender of nature whose violent death has been condemned by the Catholic Church in Bolivia.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was an indigenous leader known for his strong defense of the territorial rights of indigenous communities and his opposition to illegal extractive activities.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was a 67-year-old leader of the Torewa community who was allegedly murdered.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was a member of the leco indigenous people and was known as an environmental defender before being murdered.
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Bolivia:
Francisco Marupa was a Leco indigenous man who was violently killed, prompting widespread condemnation.
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